Golden Ochre & Orange Abstract M’rirt – Hand-Knotted Moroccan Wool Rug - Rug - 300 cm - 210 cm

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This hand-knotted wool rug from Morocco is the Golden Ochre & Orange Abstract M’rirt – Hand-Knotted Moroccan Wool Rug model, measuring 210 × 300 cm.

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Description from the seller

A striking M’rirt wool rug distinguished by its golden mustard colour and sculptural surface. Raised, organically shaped areas of dense pile contrast with lower woven channels, creating an abstract relief with flowing lines and an almost architectural composition.

Hand-knotted in Morocco’s Middle Atlas using 100% natural sheep’s wool, this contemporary Berber rug combines traditional craftsmanship with a bold, tactile design. The interplay of texture and warm ochre tones gives the surface depth, with subtle variations revealed by the light.

Its generous 250 × 300 cm dimensions make it particularly suited to a spacious living room or a large seating area. The monochrome palette pairs beautifully with natural wood, linen, leather and contemporary furniture, while the irregular pattern brings movement to minimalist interiors.

Technical details

Origin: M’rirt, Middle Atlas, Morocco

Material: 100% natural sheep’s wool

Technique: hand-knotted with contrasting pile heights

Dimensions: 250 × 300 cm, excluding fringes

Colour: golden ochre / mustard yellow

Design: abstract organic relief

Finish: fringes at both ends

Condition: new, unused

Small irregularities in shape and weaving are characteristic of handmade craftsmanship.

Shipping
Carefully packed and shipped from France with tracking. No customs duties for deliveries within the European Union.


A striking M’rirt wool rug distinguished by its golden mustard colour and sculptural surface. Raised, organically shaped areas of dense pile contrast with lower woven channels, creating an abstract relief with flowing lines and an almost architectural composition.

Hand-knotted in Morocco’s Middle Atlas using 100% natural sheep’s wool, this contemporary Berber rug combines traditional craftsmanship with a bold, tactile design. The interplay of texture and warm ochre tones gives the surface depth, with subtle variations revealed by the light.

Its generous 250 × 300 cm dimensions make it particularly suited to a spacious living room or a large seating area. The monochrome palette pairs beautifully with natural wood, linen, leather and contemporary furniture, while the irregular pattern brings movement to minimalist interiors.

Technical details

Origin: M’rirt, Middle Atlas, Morocco

Material: 100% natural sheep’s wool

Technique: hand-knotted with contrasting pile heights

Dimensions: 250 × 300 cm, excluding fringes

Colour: golden ochre / mustard yellow

Design: abstract organic relief

Finish: fringes at both ends

Condition: new, unused

Small irregularities in shape and weaving are characteristic of handmade craftsmanship.

Shipping
Carefully packed and shipped from France with tracking. No customs duties for deliveries within the European Union.


Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Model
Golden Ochre & Orange Abstract M’rirt – Hand-Knotted Moroccan Wool Rug
Length
300 cm
Width
210 cm
Material
Wool on wool
Country of origin
Morocco
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
21st century
FranceVerified
775
Objects sold
100%
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